Geophysics experts are using ground-penetrating radar and other high tech methods to 'x-ray' the ground, in a remote area of the New Forest in Hampshire, to shed new light on the most powerful top secret World War Two weapon test ever carried out in the UK.
So why use such high tech methods to produce meat when livestock production methods have done the job effectively for thousands of years?
Firstly, we develop a short theoretical model to demonstrate the reciprocal connections between industries that are generally described as being 'high technology' with the other sectors that rely more heavily on 'non-high tech' methods.
To fill those gaps, the committee recommends that EPA begin a range of research from studying workers who apply biosolids to undertaking a new national survey of sewage sludge that would identify more chemicals and use higher tech methods for identifying pathogens than did the most recent survey in 1988.
Unfortunately, the Haggler does not have a high-tech method of whisking these e-mails through the system.
At his office in Japan, Mimura uses a more high-tech method — three-dimensional computer models — to measure the feet of Noguchi, the reigning women's Olympic marathon champion.
A rectangular platform in the center of the house, placed atop a piston, provided a gracefully high-tech method for moving between floors.
The next step is to take this high-tech method and convert it into something that can be used at the bedside or under the laboratory constraints in which many African clinicians work, says Eley.
Unlike the high-tech method of drones armed with nets designed to down other drones, hitting a small quadcopter with a spear isn't the safest way to take down an annoying interloper.
The proportion of badgers culled in each area was assessed using a high-tech method which involving analysing their DNA.
Here Kerr answers questions from ScienceInsider on this high-tech method of stopping a flowing oil well.
